[Greg Reid]

Originally Posted by Gtozy

Thanks Leo,
I guess i will just have a crack at it.

You sure you don't want to re-phrase that?...lol

[Gtozy]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

You sure you don't want to re-phrase that?...lol

Was hoping someone might get it, good on you Greg.

Anyway, i did have a crack at it, and was very sucessfull. Thanks to my good buddy Scott Thelander, i have a spare test mirror that i used to practice on. This was extremely usefull, as i was very reluctant to damage my only mirror, though i now know the cable is pretty tough, be gentle but dont be too timid with it.

So what i did was this:
* i used a very small flat blade screwdriver and a set of long nose pliers
* i only worked on the remote end of the cable (not mirror end)
*Use the screw driver to open the crimps on the sheathing and also the ball end of the cable
* pull the sheathing out of the fitting with the use of the pliers (push the lever around to give the most slack before pulling)
* then loosen the ball end as best as possible with the screwdriver, by prying it around.
* Then try to tap the ball end out of the housing.

Like i said just have a crack at it! just don't bust that Mirror! lol.
Cheers, Dave